Hakuba-mura

This compact, family-run establishment extends the feeling of family to its guests and welcomes visitors from around the world. — Lonely Planet

Sophisticated, sexy and stylish, this stunning property has it all, year round: location, amenities, views. — Lonely Planet

This elegant year-round hotel has large rooms with great views and a wonderful garden, popular for weddings. — Lonely Planet

This older hotel has sensational views over the Hakuba range and a great indoor-outdoor onsen, but it's away from the action. — Lonely Planet

This lovely little ryokan in Happō has smart, though compact, traditionally styled rooms with lots of hinoki (cypress) detailing and lovely views. — Lonely Planet

Popular with families, this casual boutique hotel has spacious rooms with neutral decor and its own bar and restaurant. It occupies a good location within the main village. — Lonely Planet

About 300m from one of the lifts at Happō-One, this Australian-run outfit has bilingual Japanese staff, an onsite travel agency and a variety of room types with ensuite bathrooms. — Lonely Planet

A five-minute walk (or ski) from the Happo-o-ne lift, the family-run Noichigo feels more like a European guesthouse than a Japanese inn. — Fodor's

This foreign-run backpackers has cheap but cramped bunk rooms and a nice communal area with a wood stove. — Lonely Planet